CUSO Solution Speeds New MembershipSignings

October 28, 2004, 1:00 a.m. EDT 1 Min Read

DENVER - (10/28/04) -- Open Technology Solutions, LLC, aCUSO, said it has partnered with uMonitor to automate new memberenrollment, cutting the time it takes to open new accounts from 40minutes to around seven minutes. The system automates such newaccount processes as background and credit checks, helping toreduce errors, time and creating a more positive new memberexperience. The new system is scheduled for implementation laterthis year at Bellco CU and Bethpage FCU, the two founding membersof the CUSO.

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